SOUYIE Military Rugged Smart Watch for Men, AMOLED 1.43″ HD Screen, Bluetooth Call Answer/Make, Blood Oxygen/Heart Rate/Sleep Tracker, 7-30 Day Battery, Waterproof Fitness Tracker for iOS Android

Solid design and good quality with many features watch!
This smart watch looks very expensive and beautiful! It is very easy to connect and easy to use! Battery life is very strong and hold f or couple days! I really like that it is included heart rate, blood pressure, SpO₂, sleep tracking and more! I like that it is come with 2 strap: metal and silicon! The display is very high quality!

Luxury Smart Watch with Health Data
This Smart Watch for Men offers advanced features like call management, heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen tracking and sleep analysis. Sleek and surprisingly capable, this smartwatch blends style with core features like Bluetooth calling. The heavy-duty design and included straps ensure durability and style, making it a luxury watch for fitness enthusiasts. The AMOLED screen is bright and clear, and the call feature works smooth with my phone. There are many screens to change as per the outfit. Belt works perfectly well. And option to change from metal to rubber belt. It fits perfectly well on the hand.

Fuctions well
The smartwatch is stylish, high-quality, and easy to use, with clear visuals and well-functioning features like heart rate monitoring, messages, and step tracking. It has impressive battery life, simple setup, and made an excellent gift that’s now worn and appreciated every day.

Not for everyone. Get something you will make full use of. A thoughtful gift, just not a good one.
I’m writing this objectively and subjectively as I’ve found this watch (maybe any large, full-featured smartwatch) is just not for me. I gave it 3 stars because it functions as it should. The watch is well-built, easy to use and looks great. However, it earns a two-star deduction because of two issues.Firstly, the battery life is poor. Compared to 2-3 weeks of battery life in my FitBit Inspire that I’ve have for 4 years, I can barely get 2 days. I tried powering it down at night to save the battery for my waking hours. When I turned it on the next morning, it still showed the time and date that I shut it down the previous night. The only way to set the time is to sync it to the app on my phone. It will still count your steps and monitor without being paired to your phone. It just doesn’t keep the time and date, which is important if you want it to be a watch, too. I find the app too intrusive with my cell phone. It needs to just do its smartwatch thing and not interfere with everything else.Issue number two: When it’s paired, I can’t turn off the sound to the watch. It wants all sounds to go through the watch which can barely be heard. I miss phone calls and notifications because I can’t hear it.One other detail that’s no big deal but annoying. Some of the items in the monitoring menu cannot be turned off or put into a different order. I want to see only what I want to see.Which brings me to the subjective part. It’s not for me. There are far too many features I will never use. I honestly can’t see 95% of owners using them either. If you’re that hardcore with training, buy a Garmin, Apple, Galaxy, etc. Don’t be lured into buying something that you won’t make full use of. I should have bought another FitBit which does what I want. Counts steps, monitors my sleep, tells my heartrate and what time it is! The reason I wanted to replace it is that it’s beat up and I can’t read the tiny screen without putting on cheaters. This smartwatch may be durable, but I’ve already banged it multiple times on walls, tables and other objects. It took the hits well and there’s not a mark on it. I just can’t wait to find out how long before I break it. I’m tough on two things. Watches and sunglasses. They are either lost or smashed within a month or two. Another issue is that it is not comfortable to wear. I’m so used to the minimalistic FitBit that this thing feels heavy and has bruised my wrist bone after three days of wearing it. I tried upgrading but this (and any other of the hundreds of cheap smartwatches out there) is not for me.

I have tried several of the sub-$100 smart watches sold online and most of them suffer from the same flaws: attractive cases but childish-looking interface and watch faces, lacking sophistication and customization. While they usually work well they are watches you could wear at work if you want to be taken seriously.So I was impressed that this watch improved on many of those limitations. But the first thing to be aware of if this watch is big! I have a small wrist and the case is almost the same width as the latter. I think I can still pull it off but it’s on the limit. Thankfully, the watch is made of light material and doesn’t feel heavy especially if you use the silicone band instead of the metal one. The overall craftsmanship is excellent and the overall look is quite attractive in a sporty oversized way. The case feels sturdy and both bands seem durable. The silicone band is especially well-crafted, made of a thick but very flexible and comfortable material. It had enough holes for a snug fit and the two loops keep everything tied together neatly.The metal band does fit better with the aesthetic of the case but unless you have a big wrist you will need to remove some of the links. The box includes a tool to do it but I have not tried it yet.The best part of this watch is of course the large AMOLED screen. The colours are so lively and bright it can easily rival Samsung devices (also known for their AMOLED screens). It might not have retina-display level of sharpness but everything is crisp and legible with no fuzziness.One of the areas where this watch really improved over the competition is the number of pre-installed and customizable watch faces. Typically, watches in this price range offer between 5 to 10 pre-installed ones and only 1 additional one that you can pick from their library. This one offers 15 pre-installed and 4 additional ones. Unfortunately, many still look gaudy and childish but there are a few really beautiful ones that you can proudly show off to friends and colleagues. To access the extra ones you will need to install the DaFit app on your phone. While you can still use the watch without the app, it only really becomes a smartwatch once it’s paired with the app. Thankfully the latter is not too intrusive and only ask for permissions that make sense and you can revoke those at any time. The app keeps a record if all the exercise and health-related measurements such as steps, heartbeat and blood pressure among others. While you should take these measurements with a grain of salt, they did not seem too far off when compared to other means of measurement.Other things that impressed me: this watch can actually play music. The quality is not audiophile quality by any means but in a pinch it could definitely be entertaining.On the other hand, like most cheaper smartwatches, its charging cable is rather short and the magnet not very strong so it can get disconnected pretty easily if not laid flat, close to a power supply. If you usually like to have your watch charging on your bedside table, you probably won’t be able to do so with this one unless you get an extension cord.I could write much more about this device but the gist of it is that it’s an appealing watch with a superb screen and many improvements over past smartwatches in this price range. It’s certainly not perfect but as a first, affordable smartwatch for yourself or someone else, there’s a lot to like and at $70, it is a good value. Just be mindful of the size of the case. Some people will find it too big.

To be honest, the face plate display looks very cool, combined with the metal dial and watch band. Looks like fancy mechanical watch, but, that’s about it.When you look at a smart watch, you really have to look at the supporting software/app and the performance (i.e. BT range, Battery Life,,etc).I found that if you’re around 10 feet away from your mobile device, I got connection issues, walk back closer to the mobile device, connection is fine again. Not too pleased.The initial setup was not too bad, actually took over 2 mins to connect/recognize the watch with the phone, I had to try a few times and that was a bit annoying. Once passed setup, the app itself is not too too bad, again like other off brand smart watch apps, it’s a freaking pain to import or sync your phone contacts. If you’re very particular about the readings of your activities and heart rate…and such, I do not think this product is very reliable, you should go for a name brand for that. The sound quality is poor for calls and music but that’s kind of expected from these off brand smart watches. The shutter function has to have few seconds count down, kind of annoying for me, maybe there is somewhere you can change the setting but I am not going to spend more time on this watch. Overall the watch does work…the notification display is not the best but notifications do work. The swipe gestures sometimes doesn’t register (annoying) but since there are buttons, it’s best use the buttons to navigate (like go back 1 screen). Battery life seems to be okay but you probably have to recharge (2+ hours) it every day if frequent used daily.Note: if you have never take off/replace metal watch band to adjust the size of the band around your wrist, you should go watch youtube video for that. This product does include a tool to help you take off pieces off the metal band to adjust size right for you. The tool is very cheap and is not easy to use but it does the job. You just have to figure it out – good luck. This watch also includes rubber watch band, you can use that instead, but you need to take off the metal watch band first.

The SOUYIE smartwatch is really stylish. With the included metal wristband and superb AMOLED screen, it is suitable for business. The watch is slightly heavier because of the metal frame and wristband. A silicon wristband is also included which will make it lighter and more active feel. However, I prefer the metal one.One standout feature of this watch is the watch faces. The watch has 15 pre-installed watch faces and 4 additional ones you can install from the watchface gallery, both a lot more than other similar smartwatches. There are quite a bit elegant and professional watch faces available in the gallery.Another feature I like is the ability to pick what notification to be displayed on the watch. You can also choose whether to take calls or listen to music via the watch. I turned them off as the phone’s mic and speakers are much better.The watch’s battery life is also good, 24% remaining after wearing for eight days. One minor issue however is that the watch’s raise to wake is a bit too sensitive and can’t be turned off. The watch keeps waking up when I was driving and turning the steering wheel. I guess the battery life can be better if it is not that sensitive.The other features of the watch is on par with other smartwatches. It has the usual health monitoring functionalities, including pedometer, sleep monitoring, heart rate, blood pressure and SpO2. The looks like accurate for me, but they are not medical grade and can only be used as a reference.The watch also has 100+ sport models, which is also quite standard for smartwatches. The product description says that the watch’s waterproof is only good for handwashing and rain. However, it does have swimming as one of the sport mode, and it seems showering is also fine.Overall, this is a good smartwatch that worth a recommendation, especially if style is priority.